1.A Clinical Observation of Daidzein Capsules for Climacteric Syndrome
Lei CHEN ; Biqi PAN ; Jun LIU ; Jianghong CHEN
Traditional Chinese Drug Research & Clinical Pharmacology 2000;0(05):-
Objective To observe the clinical efficacy of Daidzein Capsules(DC) on female climacteric syndrome.Methods Sixty eight patients with climacteric syndrome were randomized into DCgroup(n=37) and Gengnian'an control group (n=31).The treatment group and the control group were orally administered DC 150 mg and Gengnian'an Tablet 4.8 g,three times a day,respectively.The course of treatment lasted three months.Results The total effective rate in DC group was 91.89 %,which was superior to that in the control group.Time of drug becoming effective was shorter in DC group than that in the control group.After treatment,the level of E2 was significantly increased and the content of LH decreased significantly in DC group.Conclusion DC is safe and effective for the treatment of female climacteric syndrome.
2.Comparison between autologous blood transfusion drainage and closed-suction drainage/no drainage in total knee arthroplasty: a Meta-analysis
Kunhao HONG ; Jianke PAN ; Biqi PAN ; Weiyi YANG ; Jun LIU ; Hui XIE ; Da GUO
The Journal of Practical Medicine 2015;31(15):2545-2550
Objective To assess the clinical efficiency , safety and potential advantages of autologous blood transfusion (ABT) drains compared with the closed-suction/no drainage. Methods Pubmed, Embase, Cochrane Library, CBMdisc, CNKI, VIP and WANGFANG were searched comprehensively. The statistical anal-ysis was conducted by using the Cochrane Collaboration review Manager 5.3.5. Results The pooled data of seventeen RCTs including a total of 1 993 patients showed that the patients in the ABT drainage group might benefit from the low rate of blood transfusion [ 16 . 59% and 37 . 47%, OR: 0 . 28 ( 0 . 14 ~ 0 . 55 ); 13 . 05% and 16.91%, OR: 0.73 (0.47 ~ 1.13), respectively]. The ABT drainage and the closed-suction drainage/no drainage have the similar clinical efficiency and safety length of hospital stay and wound infection on days 3 post-operative haemoglobin. Conclusion This systematic review provides the evidence that the ABT drainage offers a safe and efficient alternative to CS/no drainage with the lowered blood transfusion rate.